Angola High School - Key Yearbook (Angola, IN)

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 I' he Seniors Ola Bachelor began her earthly career on the banks of Lake Gage. Although born in the country, she has nearly outgrown all her rural characteristics. She is the particular musical star of our class. Joseph William Butler. Angola also claims Billy, although several other places have known him as a resident. His name may be found enrolled on the old school registers of Flint, Lake Gage, Nevada Mills, Orland and Angola. Ana Charlotte Beil was born and bred in Angola, being one of the three of the class that started with Miss Parish. She has been an active worker on the Spectator staff and most of the calendar is due to her untiring zeal. 16

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Senior ( lass Organization President Secretary Treasurer Poet Orator Historian Prophet Sergeant-at-Arms Guy Kyper William Butler Wallace Purinton Avery Fisher Vernon Nichols Ana Beil Don Dickerson Mark Woodhull Motto “Reward Crowns Duty” Colors Yalf. Blue and White Yell Rah ! Rah ! Boom ! Boom ! Rah ! Rive ! Angola High School ! Nineteen-Five ! Flower American Beauty Rose 15

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Fred H. Croxton claims Angola as his birthplace. His first five years were spent at the West Ward, and the remainder of his school days at the Central building. He is noted for his remarkable memory and mischievous propensities. The most eventful day of his life was the day he spent in Washington D. C., March 4.1905. Don D. Dickerson. The autumn of 1888 was made famous by the arrival of “Dick,” the torment and delight of every teacher to whom he has gone. As business manager of The Spectator he has made a great success. He has been one of our best athletes, a star on the base ball field, foot ball gridiron and on the track. He is president of the Red Hair Club. Clara Elizabeth Emerson. Clara is our only representative from the “wild and wooly West,” having begun the battle of life in Leadville, Colorado. She spent her common school days in the country, and is best known because of her intimate knowledge of all things agricultural. 17